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Empirical evidence refers to information and data that has been systematically collected through scientific research and direct observation. It is the objective evidence used to evaluate alternatives and validate claims.

Empirical Evidence

Scientists cultivate an attitude of skepticism, which means pausing to consider alternatives and to search for evidence—especially systematically collected empirical evidence—when there is enough at stake to justify doing so. It does not mean being cynical, distrustful, or questioning every claim one comes across.

Scientific Skepticism

In psychological research, information and data that have been systematically collected through scientific research and direct observation are known as ____ evidence.

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